India elected to steering committee of anti-corruption body GloBE Network

Mumbai: India has secured a position on the 15-member Steering Committee of the GlobE Network, an international anti-corruption body, following a multi-stage voting process during the plenary session held in Beijing on Thursday. This election places India in a pivotal role to influence the global anti-corruption agenda and asset recovery efforts.

The Ministry of Home Affairs serves as India's Central Authority for the GlobE Network. (Biplov Bhuyan/HT File Photo)

The Ministry of Home Affairs serves as India's Central Authority for the GlobE Network, with the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) acting as member authorities. Officials familiar with the development suggest that India's expertise and experience in tackling corruption will be valuable assets to the network.